The bookstore has been keeping their retail outlet closed since March, and is continuing to stay closed for now, but these sidewalk sales give shoppers the opportunity to browse books in person while maintaining a …
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The State of Illinois is funding water access for residents affected by the Mahomet Aquifer leak
In 2016, Mahomet residents utilizing the Mahomet Aquifer found their water source contaminated by a gas leak. With the help of Spiros Law, some of those residents moved forward with a lawsuit aimed at People’s …
Illinois Public Media compiled a list of their resources addressing race
If you are looking for documentaries, podcasts, and interviews related to race relations in the U.S., check out this list of resources compiled by Illinois Public Media. It points to broader platforms such as the Code …
A new level of mask innovation
University of Illinois graduate Arielle Rausin and PhD candidate Joey Peters are creating 3D printed masks for people with spinal cord injuries.
U of I researchers created a saliva COVID-19 test
Martin Burke, a U of I chemistry professor, spoke about this huge development during a webinar yesterday. The test will figure into plans to bring students back to campus in the fall. Here are a …
Krannert Art Museum is examining racism reflected in art
If you want a little art history education in response to the issues of racism that continue to permeate our culture and conversations, head on over to Krannert Art Museum’s Facebook page. They are utilizing …
YouthBuild encourages building for the future
David Northern of The Housing Authority of Champaign County shares about YouthBuild, an alternative education program for teens and young adults.
Time to pay your meter in the City of Champaign
The City of Champaign suspended parking payments on March 18th for meters, parking lots, and the Hill Street garage. That order will expire on June 30th, and payment will again be required, effective July 1st. …
IHSA Boys State Basketball Tournament is headed back to Champaign
After 25 years in Peoria, the tournament is headed back to Champaign, at least for the next three years, which is kind of a huge deal. Find all of the details in the press release: …
You can shop The Idea Store online
The Idea Store is now offering some online shopping experiences while the physical store remains closed. Though it won’t be the same as wandering the aisles and finding random treasures, it’s a way to support …